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After eleven weeks of grueling contest, drama and plenty of twists, both from the Housemates and the Big Brother himself, setting adrift a sort of Russian Roulette kind of life and d£ath intrigues, Khosi from South Africa, has been declared winner of the first season of Big Brother Titans. From 24 Housemates who started the journey, it came down to six finalists. Interestingly, 3 Nigerians and 3 South Africans (Kanaga Jnr, Tsatsi, Yvonne, Ebubu and Ipeleng) who were evicted on Sunday, April 2. Khosi Twala, a 25-year-old journalist, clearly became the strong favorite across Africa as she was nominated nine times by her fellow housemates and survived all of them. However, being the winner of the show, Khosi takes home the grand $100,000 prize.

Organisers of the Big Brother Naija season 7 (BbNaija S7) reality tv show has said over N4.7 billion was invested in the production of the show. Mr John Ugbe, Chief Executive Officer, MultiChoice Nigeria, stated this during the prize presentation to the winner of the “Level Up” edition, Josephine Otabor, popularly known as Phyna, on Tuesday in Lagos. Phyna who acquired majority of the final vote cast from viewers walked away with the N100m grand prize which comprises N50 million in cash, a new SUV from Innoson Motors, a Dubai trip for two, a year supply of Pepsi, a new techno phone-Camon 19, a supply of Unik soap and a supply of home appliances from Nexus among other mouth-watering items. According to the CEO who commended housemates whilst appreciating fans and the media for their contributions toward the success of the show, over one billion votes were cast in the course of the show. “N4.7 billion was invested into the show, that is the cost of production of the season 7 show, we als...